If you have an undying desire to study aboard but do not have enough funds to do so, then you should consider studying in Europe. Europe has over ten (10) cheapest countries where you can study. We’ll be looking at 6 Cheapest Countries to study in Europe in this article. But first, here is a list of the countries in Europe.

Countries in Europe:

How many Countries are there in Europe?

There are about forty-four (44)countries in Europe.

Russia
Poland
United Kingdom
Italy
Belgium
Sweden
Hungary
Belarus
Austria
Serbia
France
Italy
Spain
Ukariane
Switzerland
Greece
Romania
Czech Republic
Bulgaria
Netherlands
Portugal
Holy See
Albania
Lithuania
North Macedonia
Croatia
Ireland
Finland
Denmark
Molduva
Andorra
Iceland
Estonia
Solvenia
Slovakia
Ireland
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Latvia
Montenegro
Monaco
San Marino
Malta
Luxembourg
Norway
Liechtenstein
Not all the countries in Europe have cheap universities where you can study. We will highlight about 6 Cheapest countries to study in Europe.


Here are the 6 Cheapest Countries to study in Europe:

Italy
Germany
Sweden
Finland
Austria
Norway


ABOUT THE 6 CHEAPEST COUNTRIES TO STUDY IN EUROPE

ITALY
Yes, Italy is one of the cheapest countries where you can study in Europe. You can be on a low budget and get along very fine, while studying in Italy.Tuition fees for universities in Italy are quite affordable. Here are some Cheapest Universities in Italy.

– University of Florence

– University of Siena

– University of Turin

– University of Padua

– Saint Anna School of Advanced Studies

– University of Bologna

– University of Trento

Being one of the cheapest countries where you can study in Europe, by no means lower their standards of educational system in Italy. Education in Italy has always been a strong core of the country. As a matter of fact, the world’s oldest university is in Italy- University of Bologna!

Language for Instruction in Italy:



Italian is the main language that is used for teaching and administration. But due to the increasing influx of international students in Italy, some courses are taught in English.

Thus, to study in English, some Italian universities require that international students take TOEFL or IELTS.



Cost of Living in Italy

You might spend at least 700 EUR/ month.

Tuition

Tuition fee for universities in Italy is about £1340- £3500


GERMANY


In the year 2014, the government of Germany, scrapped tuition charges for undergraduate programmes. International students also benefit from that. So all you have to worry about to study in Germany is mainly the cost of living.

Cost of Living in Germany:

The cost of living in Germany is abput $300/ per month.

Some Popular Universities in Germany are:

– Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich

– Humboldt University of Berlin

– Technical University Berlin
Read more: https://studyabroadplanet.com/6-cheapest-countries-to-study-in-europe/

Good info

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Lmao, Sweden cheap, what do people gain in spreading lies? An average Nigerian can't pay the exorbitant fees in Sweden.

Why is Norway, Ukraine, Poland, and Russia not on this list?

privaldo:
Lmao, Sweden cheap, what do people gain in spreading lies? An average Nigerian can't pay the exorbitant fees in Sweden.

Please, what's the average tuition fee in Sweden.

privaldo:
Lmao, Sweden cheap, what do people gain in spreading lies? An average Nigerian can't pay the exorbitant fees in Sweden.

Sweden is cheap compared to countries like UK, Australia, US etc. So there's no lies about that information.

Subomi007:


Please, what's the average tuition fee in Sweden.

Depends on the university, budget between 7000 to 12000 Euros per year

privaldo:
Why is Norway, Ukraine, Poland, and Russia not on this list?

Sorry we can't exhaust all the countries in just one article. There are other articles we prepare that focus on these countries. All you have to do is follow my updates and you will get all these information

Spain is cheap.

Engineer1985:
Sweden is cheap compared to countries like UK, Australia, US etc. So there's no lies about that information.

The average Nigerian can't afford Sweden, its a fact.

Did you tell us How much we would need to get the visa to study?

Subomi007:


Please, what's the average tuition fee in Sweden.

The average fees in Sweden is $5700, and its paid per semester.

GERMANY


In the year 2014, the government of Germany, scrapped tuition charges for undergraduate programmes. International students also benefit from that. So all you have to worry about to study in Germany is mainly the cost of living.

Cost of Living in Germany:

The cost of living in Germany is abput $300/ per month.

Some Popular Universities in Germany are:

– Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich

– Humboldt University of Berlin

– Technical University Berlin
Read more: https://studyabroadplanet.com/6-cheapest-countries-to-study-in-europe/

The average cost of living for international student in Germany is 853€ per month.

I don't know where you got the 300€/month from.

And before you get visa to study in Germany, you either have 10236€(block account month) or sponsor letter.

9cguy:




The average cost of living for international student in Germany is 853€ per month.

I don't know where you got the 300€/month from.

And before you get visa to study in Germany, you either have 10236€(block account month) or sponsor letter.

Thanks for drawing my attention to this. It's a mistake from one of our writers and changes have been effected on the article

Study in Hungary

Hungary as a destination for international students is becoming more popular by the day because it’s affordable, it gives a multicultural enviroment for students, and it is the home of some iconic landscapes and buildings. Students from countries like Romania, Slovakia, France, Spain, and Italy are particularly drawn to Hungary.

You are also very likely to be classmates with students from Mongolia, Ecuador, or India once admitted into a Hungarian university. So, if you have the mind of experiencing higher education ‘the Hungarian way’, here is a guide to put you through.

Requirements to Study in Hungary

There are some basic admission requirements that all applying students must meet and this depends on the degree level.

For a Bachelor’s degree

* High school diploma
* High school transcript of records
* Pass in an entrance exam (only for some programmes)
for more, read [https://www.latestadmissionnews.com.ng/study-in-hungary/]

Kayprincefav:
Study in Hungary

Hungary as a destination for international students is becoming more popular by the day because it’s affordable, it gives a multicultural enviroment for students, and it is the home of some iconic landscapes and buildings. Students from countries like Romania, Slovakia, France, Spain, and Italy are particularly drawn to Hungary.

You are also very likely to be classmates with students from Mongolia, Ecuador, or India once admitted into a Hungarian university. So, if you have the mind of experiencing higher education ‘the Hungarian way’, here is a guide to put you through.

Requirements to Study in Hungary

There are some basic admission requirements that all applying students must meet and this depends on the degree level.

For a Bachelor’s degree

* High school diploma
* High school transcript of records
* Pass in an entrance exam (only for some programmes)
for more, read [https://www.latestadmissionnews.com.ng/study-in-hungary/]

How do I email you bro?

Engineer1985:
Sweden is cheap compared to countries like UK, Australia, US etc. So there's no lies about that information.

Oga Sweden is more expensive than many UK universities. Go get your facts.
Even Finland isn't cheap anymore.
As for Norway, you only enjoy free tuition but block fund is kinda high. Same with Germany.
For austria, tuition is low. About 750 euro for their public universities.

You should also consider poland and czech republic in Europe. They have low tuition

Why aren't you saying anything about France, tuition fee is relatively low there also.

Study in Malta - for International Students

The Malta islands is a place of remarkable cultural mixture between the ancient and the modern and also shares a coastline with the Mediterranean sea. Although Malta accommodates one of the oldest universities in the Mediterranean, its higher education system is future-oriented and integrates tradition with innovation.

Because of the size of Malta, there is only one university and one vocational college that comprises of a number of individual institutions. However, they both have a good reputation on international level. About 600 full-time foreign students and about 500 exchange and transfer students come every year to Malta from about 80 different nations. The country maintains a good partnerships and links with education institutions all over the globe.
read more here [https://www.latestadmissionnews.com.ng/study-in-malta-for-international-students/]

Why say things you are not sure of.
Sweden is an expensive country to study, to believe you never mentioned Poland,
Thats ridiculous.

Sweden is expensive. You can not limit the cost of study to tuition alone. Sweden is among the expensive class but it has quality. Hungary is quite cheap. Same with Italy but with very limited opportunity

Luxembourg is extremely cheap for masters programme. 200(euros ) per semester

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Bookmarked.

So far only Poland has been confirmed. Please confirm more, guys!

Cousin9999:
Spain is cheap.

Good day sir. Pls do you live in Spain?

samtol4:
Luxembourg is extremely cheap for masters programme. 200(euros ) per semester

200 or 2000

samtol4:
Luxembourg is extremely cheap for masters programme. 200(euros ) per semester

Link to apply please